Capricious
Capricious adjective - Likely to change frequently, suddenly, or unexpectedly.
Dangerous and capricious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dangerous" instead an adjective "Capricious".
Nearby Words: caprice, capriciously
Dangerous
Dangerous adjective - Involving potential loss or injury.
Capricious and dangerous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Capricious" instead an adjective "Dangerous".
Nearby Words: danger, dangerously
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Fiery Redhead: Kate's introduction in the poem describes her as a beautiful, but dangerous and capricious redhead who loves parties, dirty jokes, and men.
Source: Literature / The Wild Party - While the gods are shown to be capricious and dangerous, and life itself is much the same, it's more a case of Blue and Orange Morality than it is of a religion of evil.
Source: Literature / Obsidian And Blood -
Green was also strongly associated with magic in the Middle Ages, which was often considered evil (or at least whimsical, capricious, and exceedingly dangerous) by default.
Source: Sickly Green Glow
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